CO -Markierungsgewehr Umarex Mod. RAM-12S cal. .43

Caution: Never attempt to clean your weapon without having put the safety to "safe", and make
sure that no projectile is left in the barrel. Make sure that residual gas is discharged from the weapon.
Wait approx. 20 seconds before you insert the barrel cleaner into the barrel. The outside parts
have to be cleaned from time to time with a soft cloth moistened with weapon oil.
Barrel cleaning
Put the safety of the weapon on "safe" and hold the muzzle into a SAFE DIRECTION.
Press the magazine holder and remove the magazine.
cleaning cloth
Attach the cleaning cloth to the end of the barrel cleaner.
Insert the other end of the barrel cleaner into the shell port in
direction of the muzzle.
Pull the barrel cleaner with the cloth through the barrel.
Repeat this action until the barrel is clean and free of oil.
Now you may fire paintballs from your
weapon.
Note: If rubber projectiles are to be fired, slightly dampen them with silicone oil
(e.g. Umarex 2.518) before you load them into the magazine.
shell port
barrel
cleaner
General instructions
Avoid dry-firing of your paintball gun as this may cause damages.
Do not attempt to seal any leakages in case they occur anywhere on the weapon.
Unauthorized modifications and other illegal action may cause the weapon to become
unsafe and will make the warranty null and void.
In case you drop your paintball gun test its functioning before you keep on using it.
If something appears to be different, such as a shorter trigger travel or a lower trigger weight
then this is an indicator for worn or defective parts. Contact the customer service before you
keep on using your paintball gun.
9. Safe weapon handling
You should be familiar with the rules of safe and proper weapon handling. The fact that your new
weapon features a very high muzzle velocity requires extra care. Bear in mind that every contact
with the weapon is weapon handling.
Always treat every weapon is if it were loaded.
Always keep the safety on "safe" when you load your weapon so that an unintentional
discharge is prevented. Always keep your finger outside the trigger guard, only touch the trigger
if you really intend to fire.
Only fire projectiles the use of which has been cleared for this weapon.
Always keep the muzzle into a safe direction.
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